How is the intelligent pheromone monitoring station maintained in practical operation?

The maintenance of intelligent pheromone monitoring stations in practical operation is crucial, as it directly affects the stable functioning of the equipment and the accuracy of monitoring data. Below are some specific maintenance recommendations:

1. Regular Cleaning

‌External Surface Cleaning‌: Use a soft cloth and appropriate cleaning agent to regularly wipe the instrument casing, removing surface dust and dirt to prevent the accumulation of debris from affecting device performance.

‌Internal Cleaning‌: Regularly clean insect bodies and debris from the trapping device and camera lens to avoid buildup that could cause unpleasant odors or disrupt normal operation. When cleaning, gently wipe with a soft cloth; do not use chemicals or water directly to prevent damage to the equipment.

2. Calibration and Inspection

‌Regular Calibration‌: Follow the calibration guidelines provided by the manufacturer to perform periodic calibration on the intelligent pheromone monitoring station, ensuring data accuracy and consistency.

‌Check Power Supply and Cables‌: Regularly inspect the condition of power plugs, cables, and connectors. Avoid using damaged cables to prevent electric leakage or short circuits. Additionally, ensure the use of a power adapter that meets specifications to protect the instrument from damage due to unstable voltage.

3. Replacement of Key Components

‌Replace the Pheromone Lure‌: The pheromone lure in the intelligent monitoring station is a critical component for attracting insects, and its efficacy directly impacts trapping results. It should be replaced regularly, typically every six months to a year.